Ludwigia alternifolia
Seedbox is a bushy wetland perennial of eastern North America, 60 to 90 cm tall, with yellow four-petalled flowers followed by cube-shaped seed pods. It is fully hardy and needs wet soil, full to part sun and a cold winter dormancy, so it suits a bog garden or pond margin far better than indoor growing.
Where it grows wild
Marshes, wet meadows, swamps, ditches and pond edges, in soil that stays wet or waterlogged through the season.
Lowland to low hills: recorded at 7 to 732 m, median 173 m.
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